The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-05-05
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- fiSAbhuB lEleuIiS IN "a IlOhSnS.e ~ i.
Miss Gussie Sitton, OF Seneca is visit
ing friends in town this week.
Mrs. Thomas L. Robertson was re-
ported seriously i'll last Saturday.
Col. y. R. Hagood, of Charleston, is
expected in Pi6kens last of this week.
Stand by your own county. 1t is the
BEST place in the state to get your money
pack. 1.-....
Mr.. Martin Van Dny, of Bowman,
t4a., is on visit to relatives In Pickens
county: .,-
Piedmont IN Greenville county, is
Without doubt the prettiest town in South
tJarolina.
Mr.. W. K. Boggs will lecture at Twelve
lille School House at p, m. on the 3D.
abbath i'll this month.
Hope is no longer entertained for the
ecovery of Col. w. s. Smith of Liberty.
lie has been very i'll for some time.
THE Walballa Cotlrie1 says TINT Col.
d. IT, Orr, solicitor OF tho Eighth Cir
mit, will not be a candidate for rc-elec
ion ut the next election.
Ho! for the pic MICS and fishing par
les. Go it, children while you are
young, and if You live to be old then
You can think about il.
Emma Hunter, colored, daughter of
Phillip, del last Saturday. She had
leen sick ever since her return from Ar
iansas, several weeks ago.
Dir. W, NJ. Norwood Of Greenviile,
will be at Pickens c. III. on the 9th of
Nay. Persons wishing the Services of
Dentist may find him ut the Hotel.
MIR. Hamilton Hughey and his wife,
# Golden Creek, are quite ill and in
destitute condition. They have been af-
iicted with both mumps and measles.
An eight rot1nd fish pulled Arthur
Hunt into the Saluda last Saturday, but
10 recovered himself and captured the
ish after receiving a genuine ddcking.
Mr.. W. J. McKerrall has retired from
he Greenville News having sold his in
crest to A. B. Williams, the former pro-
rietor, who will be sole editor and pro.
Drietor:
There wasa railroad accident mt Liber-
y last Friday. A dog had refused to
Hke III any more water; and the agent,
Ir. j. III. Brown; shot him for becoming
dangerous citiz6n:
The Saluda Musical and Mutual I'M
movement Association meets at Gross
roads church and will embrace the 5th
sabbath in this month. The program
will appear next week.
Last Sabbath Mt Oo!enoy, Rev: D. G..
'reemnn preached the funeral of Mrs.
oe Hardin and her seven children and
;'aptized her husband The deaths 6c-
rrrred nearly a year ago.
We were pleased to meet in Our Office
ast Saturday, Mr.. A. j. Galloway, Reg
ster of Deeds, at BreYard, N. G. He is
I most Efficient officer: Ffe rapotts Tran
'ylvania quiet and progressive
Mr.. Wash Bowlin, of Hurricane town.
ship, died at his home on the 29th of
April. He was useful member of the
Baptist church; and his berGaved family
have the sympathies of many friends.
Rev. j. II. Duckworth, of Brovard,
n. c., will preach the sermon at the dod-
cation of the new church at Peters
Greek next Sabbath. It is said this is
jhe finest church in the county out side
if the towns.
Mr.. Willis Grant Of Eastatoe town
ship, who was not long since mentioned
Is being quite ill, died ut his home last
Saturday: He wds about 55 years of age
Fhat community has lost good and
lseful citizen
Miss. Kannie zachary's school at Pra-
ers closed last Friday. 1t would have
continued longer, but the inroads of the
measles upon the pupils rendered it neo-
ssary to close earlier. We trnst the
eopl6 OF Praters will be able to retain
Miss Zachary as teacher in the future.
At Columbia on the Goth of April, in
he First Presbyterian Church, Mr.. Jas.
d.Woodrow was most happily married
70 Miss Kate McMaster, ali of Columbia.
Che ceremony was performed by DR..
nmes Woodrow the father of the groom,
SISTED by Rev. N. M. Woods, the pas
or of the church. The happy young
'ouple have our hearty congratulations
Livery individual owes it to the society
n which he lives to do everything in his
lower to- opromoteharmony and,good- will,
ma to refrain from doing or saying any
thlnB which will stir IN strife Evary